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:eek: 256C CPU!

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myresolution_72
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My computer had a malfunction I believe. But could this happen? A power spike or something? I just went to check my GPU temp and my CPU said 256C and all the voltages were off too!


A little later I restarted SpeedFan and these were the readings
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mth91
Speedfan's not that accurate. I'd try coretemp. Also, if you ever see your cpu at 256C, you won't, because your pc will shut down before it gets that high. In fact, your house will probably catch on fire before it gets that high.
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ZealotKi11er
Its Speedfan. At those temps if it could even work it would burn instantly and there are protection build in the CPU to turn off or slow down after like 100C.
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myresolution_72
Iz wuz scawy o_O
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It's because speed4 and speed5 were on zero. Duh, simple explanation. Anyone else notice he had a vcore of 4.08v in the first pic LOL.
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myresolution_72
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Originally Posted by carayan View Post
It's because speed4 and speed5 were on zero. Duh, simple explanation. Anyone else notice he had a vcore of 4.08v in the first pic LOL.
Speed 01-05 are fans controllers for my system. Not one fan in connected to my motherboard so those percentages are there for no reason because none of them adjust anything.
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